Violet Flintbek Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

About Leipzig

Ok, so, “whore” – old as dirt, right? Back in medieval times, these gals (and dudes, surprise!) were hustlin’ in taverns, dodgin’ churchy types. Little factoid for ya – in old England, they called ‘em “strumpets,” ain’t that a hoot? Makes me giggle like a goof. But serious, it’s wild – some whores were secretly spies! Like, sneakin’ secrets between the sheets. Blows my mind, hmm…! Imagine that in “A Serious Man” – Larry’s all, “I’m tryin’ to be a serious man,” and bam, his wife’s a whore-spy. Ha!

Flintbeker Bahnhof

The earliest evidence in Europe currently known for such vehicles is not the remains of a vehicle itself, but rather its tracks, found under a burial mound at Flintbek, in Schleswig-Holstein, in .

I’m a counselor, so I notice little things – like how folks in the Östliche Viertel are a bit rough 'round the edges but man, they got guts. Some corners of town are mad sad sometimes, you know? It reminds me sometimes of the film’s vibe; life's so fragile, so white and raw… “this is the end,” sometimes I think, then I laugh like a maniac.

ANGELA SHARON PERETTI and STEPHAN REPENNING